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Different MENU for defferent user in FPD26
- Thread starter PankX
- Start date
You can use the SKIP FOR option to pass user dpendent parameters and filter the menu.
Example..
Name uGroup
Mike = A
Sam = B
Tom = A
Ramani = B
You = C
He = A
She = C
whoever = Z
Now in the Skip for option, you can use..
SKIP FOR uGroup $ "C"
OR
SKIP FOR ! uGROUP $ "ABC"
Make sure the uGroup is available when the menu is run. Could be done thru a login prior to running the menu code.
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ramani - (Subramanian.G)
Example..
Name uGroup
Mike = A
Sam = B
Tom = A
Ramani = B
You = C
He = A
She = C
whoever = Z
Now in the Skip for option, you can use..
SKIP FOR uGroup $ "C"
OR
SKIP FOR ! uGROUP $ "ABC"
Make sure the uGroup is available when the menu is run. Could be done thru a login prior to running the menu code.
____________________________________________
ramani - (Subramanian.G)
- Thread starter
- #3
Hi, your idea is make the menu disable. But what i want is to make the menu is disappear.
e.g. :
Username : AAA can access menu master and transaction
Username : BBB can only access menu transaction
When AAA login, the menu is master and transaction
but when BBB is login, the menu only show transaction.
Any idea ?
Thank's before.
Pram
e.g. :
Username : AAA can access menu master and transaction
Username : BBB can only access menu transaction
When AAA login, the menu is master and transaction
but when BBB is login, the menu only show transaction.
Any idea ?
Thank's before.
Pram
Pram,
If there are a limited number of different user types, why not just create a separte menu for each one. Then just have your program use the appropriate one based on the user login.
The alternative is to create a menu with all the possible entries, and then after the login determines the user type, go through the menu and delete all the "wrong" entries for this user with the RELEASE BAR ... command. Remember that the menu is just another table and it is well documented.
Rick
If there are a limited number of different user types, why not just create a separte menu for each one. Then just have your program use the appropriate one based on the user login.
The alternative is to create a menu with all the possible entries, and then after the login determines the user type, go through the menu and delete all the "wrong" entries for this user with the RELEASE BAR ... command. Remember that the menu is just another table and it is well documented.
Rick
- Thread starter
- #6
Yesss !!! Finally i can make the menu like what i want. i use rele bar and rele pad statement.
Before activate the menu after define it, i check my right list, and release the pad and the bar. Then i activate the menu and the menu is customizing like i want to.
Thank's for you all !!!
New problem)),
i got a message program too large. it came from the menu. so i split the menu into 2's.
menu1 = menuA,menuB,NextMenu
for the nextmenu i set the procedures to do menu2.mpr
menu2 = PrevMenu,menuC,menuD
my question is, how to rele menu2 and back to menu1 if i press the PrevMenu ? (which command i must use for it ?)
Thank's
Pram
Before activate the menu after define it, i check my right list, and release the pad and the bar. Then i activate the menu and the menu is customizing like i want to.
Thank's for you all !!!
New problem
)),i got a message program too large. it came from the menu. so i split the menu into 2's.
menu1 = menuA,menuB,NextMenu
for the nextmenu i set the procedures to do menu2.mpr
menu2 = PrevMenu,menuC,menuD
my question is, how to rele menu2 and back to menu1 if i press the PrevMenu ? (which command i must use for it ?)
Thank's
Pram
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